What is Eclectic Psychotherapy?

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Eclectic Psychotherapy uses various techniques and theoretical orientations from other forms of therapy to serve clients best. It’s a flexible form of counseling also called “integrative” or “multimodal.”

While most therapeutic techniques emphasize the client’s specific problem, these therapists can approach the client’s problems with a wide array of options for treatment because a certain approaches’ techniques don’t constrain them. In other words, your therapists can use whatever approaches work best for you in your situation.

People with various mental health concerns such as anxiety and depressive disorders, trauma disorders, or substance use disorders benefit from an eclectic approach to counseling.

Therapists Who Specialize in Using Eclectic Psychotherapy

Shannon Theobald's clinical counseling experience includes working with trauma, addiction, grief & loss, eating disorders, mental illness, & betrayal trauma. She also works with clients that have dual diagnoses. Using a relational, yet person-centered approach, she helps families and couples reconnect and build healthier communication and behaviors with each other. Shannon is also skill...
My work is dedicated to helping people develop healthy relationships and productive, satisfying lives. You may be experiencing depression, anxiety, a difficult situation, a sense that somehow your life is not working out as you'd like. It's easy to lose our way and feel lost, sad and overwhelmed. Sometimes we need a compassionate, objective person to help us sort out problems, regain perspectiv...